Chapter 10

“Good night, Lyle.” She nodded and turned toward the fire. “Get yourself a good sleep. Or whatever it is a young man does on his first night in a big city, if it’s not sleep.”

He had, Lyle told himself, fully intended to go to sleep. At least he’d had, until that moment. The idea of investigating the city at night hadn’t even crossed his mind. He hadn’t been much of a wanderer until the change had hit him. From that moment on, however, the night sky had called him consistently, and Lyle had obeyed. While Vaughn only changed when Vaughn had to, on the cycle of the full moons, and though the GDBCG ogres continuously told Lyle that changing too frequently wasn’t good for his emotional and mental well-being, Lyle would gladly and gratefully limit his time spent in human form to the grand total of never if he had his way.

He had no doubts that the night sky over DC would be just as addictive as the one above Wolf.